You may not know this, but like humans, animals can hold grudges.

They're just as capable at taking sweet revenge as we are.

And yeah, they can be even more petty than your passive-aggressive post-it notes to your messy roommate.

Join me as I investigate the animals that get tired of human domination and decided to settle the score a little bit.

You're listening. You're listening. You're listening to be amazed.

Siberian tigers can weigh over 500 pounds and can be 10 feet long from nose to tail. These facts failed to

penetrate the tough Russian exterior of Vladimir Markov, a poacher who was out doing his thing in

1997. He shot a tiger wounding it, but left it there instead of finishing the job. Markov then

continued about his day in the woods, taking a chunk of the tiger's prey with job. Markov then continued about his day in the woods,

taking a chunk of the tiger's prey with him.

Markov would soon come to regret

leaving nature's stripy hunter alive.

After a quick recovery of only a few hours,

the tiger tracked Markov sent to his cabin,

destroying anything that held the poacher's scent along the way. The tiger waited by

the front door and then enjoyed a hearty, hominid, happy meal when Markov arrived home. Now, dogs are

man's best friend, but that's really predicated on man being nice to the dog first. This predication

was proven for a man in Chongqing, China, who felt the full

force of canine karma. After finding a stray dog chilling in his usual parking spot, he sent it on

its way with a swift kick and parked up as usual. But when he returned to his car the next morning,

he found it in a dire state covered in

little dents and marks that appeared vandals had targeted his vehicle overnight but unruly

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